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Most people focus on the Mendenhall Glacier when here, which is good, but there is also a relatively short and easy trail that covers ground once covered by the Glacier. Called the Trail of Time, it...more
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3. Whale Watching
During this 3-hour cruise/tour, an on-board naturalist will explain much about the wildlife and natural phenomena, such as the glaciers, that you will see. On our cruise, the naturalist happened to be...more
4. Alaska State Museum
One place I really wanted to go to in Juneau on this latest trip was the "Alaska State Museum." My daughter and I walked about a mile from the ship to get there and spent at least an hour there, but...more
5. Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure
After the glacier we went to Juneau Gardens, which had upside down trees - due to a landslide that blocked the road, all the debris and logs were pushed onto this property and the man (Steve) who...more
6. Salmon Hatchery
Next we went to the salmon hatchery and they explained how they raised salmon. They collect the eggs and milt and then raise the small salmon to a certain size and let them go out to the ocean and...more
7. Red Dog Saloon
I'm not quite sure what brought "The Red Dog Saloon" all of its notariety, but it does seem to be a place that most people want to see when they visit Juneau. The Red Dog's own website doesn't even...more
8. St Nicholas Orthodox Church
This picture was taken by my father in 1973. The Russian influence is still visible throughout this part of Alaska. From the church's website: "Although there were no Russians in Juneau at that time...more
9. Orca Enterprises
My husband and I went to Juneau in August ,2015. We were lucky enough to pick Orca Enterprises for our whale watching experience. There are so many whale watching tours in Juneau, but this one is...more
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For 70 years, internationally renowned Alaska Fur Gallery of Anchorage has met the fashion needs of discerning women.Family-owned and operated with outstanding...more
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"If I have any beliefs about immortality, it is that certain dogs I have known will go to heaven." --James ThurberPatsy Ann was a very real and famous canine...more
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For the best panoramic view of Juneau, Douglas Island and the Gastineau Channel, take the Mount Roberts Tramway. The 1,800 foot ascent up the side of Mt....more
13. The Juneau Arts & Culture Center
I was heading for the Alaska State Museum when I was drawn into JACC. This is a very active part of Juneau cultural life. I talked with the staff there and was...more
14. Juneau from Douglas, Alaska
Driving across the bay to Douglas Island and the spread out community of Douglas you get a much different perspective of the area. Douglas Island is much less...more
15. Wild Flowers Even in July
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17. Watching the Bears Near Mendenhall
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PRO FOOTBALL; Brush With Death Bonds a Family
By IRA BERKOW
Published: June 14, 2000
MORGANTOWN, W. Va.— One year ago, Tyler David Hostetler, age 8, died. Last week, he played in a Little League game. This is the story:
The soft, spring rain had stopped and the evening sun angled through the clouds as Jeff Hostetler walked the family's 6-month-old buff-and-white cocker spaniel, Rookie, down a path from his spacious house. It was about 7 p.m. last June 14 when they headed to Cheat Lake, which sparkled alongside his property. Hostetler moved with Rookie down a hill -- this is West Virginia, after all, ''almost heaven'' as the locals often refer to it -- and the hills and mountains are indelible to the majesty of the terrain.
At age 38, Hostetler, the former Giants quarterback who helped his team win two Super Bowls, had fashioned, surely, an idyllic life. He had married his college sweetheart, Vicki, and the Hostetlers had three boys: Jason, age 14 at the time, Justin, 11, and Tyler.
Tyler, the youngest and perhaps the most willful, was spending the night at a friend's house. He was tall and strong for his age, and had recently been chosen for his Little League's all-star team. Like his brothers, he was an honor-roll student, as well as a good athlete.
Hostetler, still sporting the mustache familiar to Giants fans, saw Rookie trot onto the tennis court. As Jeff was about to chase him off, he suddenly heard anguished screams from Vicki, up at the house.
''Jeff! Jeff! Hurry! Something terrible has happened! Tyler's hurt! Hurry!''
He ran toward the house.
''Beth Ann called,'' cried Vicki, in the doorway. ''She could hardly talk. She said: 'Come immediately. Tyler had an accident.' ''
Jeff and Vicki jumped into his white Suburban and flew down Eastlake Drive, up Sunset Beach and around to Snake Hill Road to the France farm, about six miles away, where Tyler had gone to stay with 9-year-old Charles France.
Charles and Tyler had hopped onto the Gator, a six-wheel all-terrain vehicle used for hauling lumber and other farm objects. Charles drove it a short distance, then jumped off and told Tyler to get on and follow him as he chased locusts. Tyler had never driven one before, but that would hardly have bothered him.
Tyler lost control and hit a fence post, and the vehicle flipped over on its side, pinning Tyler. A bar from the 1,000-pound vehicle wedged into Tyler's neck. Charles screamed for help and began running the 700 or so yards over a hill to the farmhouse.
Dr. John France, a local trauma injury and spinal cord surgeon who is Charles's father, does not usually leave the hospital until much later in the night. But by a quirk of fate this night he had come home early. He was speaking with a contractor building his barn when he heard his son's shouts.
''I didn't know what he was screaming about,'' John France recalled, ''but it sounded terrible. I took off running in the direction of Charles.'' The contractor was at his heels.
''I found Tyler lying under the Gator. He wasn't breathing. It looked like his neck had been broken. His face had turned a purplish white, indicating cardiac arrest.
''I thought he might have either a spinal cord injury or brain injury. I don't remember how this other fella and I got the vehicle off Tyler, but we did. I gave Tyler CPR. He began to breathe again, and he had a thready, barely palpable pulse. I've seen a lot of cases of accidents where someone's neck is broken, and I wondered if I was saving a little boy who would be a quadriplegic the rest of his life, who might be ventilator-dependent the rest of his life, and was I doing the right thing?
''But I kept giving him breaths, and breaths, and breaths. And he opened his eyes. I stopped the CPR. Then his eyes shut and he stopped breathing again, began to discolor again. I applied CPR again. By this time my wife had called an ambulance, and within about 10 minutes it came. I had kept Tyler perfectly still to keep him stabilized, to keep from having further damage to his neck.''
A Turn for the Worse
It had begun to drizzle again, and someone brought out a poncho to place over Tyler to keep the sandy-haired boy dry and warm. Tyler was now alert, and John France assumed correctly that he had got to Tyler within three to five minutes of the accident, otherwise the lack of oxygen to his brain would have been disastrous.
Tyler was carefully placed in the ambulance and the vehicle began to pull up the winding, mountainside roads from the farm when the Hostetlers drove up.
''We just knew that Tyler was in the ambulance, and we followed it,'' Jeff Hostetler said. ''All the while we saw from the back window the medics working on Tyler. We still didn't know what had happened.''
''I can't begin to describe what our feelings were, to see our little boy like this,'' Vicki Hostetler recalled.
When the ambulance arrived at Ruby Hospital, and Tyler was carried out in a stretcher, Jeff would remember the absolute fear in his son's eyes when they looked at each other.
''Daddy, Daddy,'' Tyler said.
''It's all right, Tyler,'' he said. ''Everything's going to be all right.''
John France emerged from the ambulance, and told Jeff and Vicki what had happened.
''How bad is he, John?'' Jeff asked.
''He was dead, Jeff,'' France said. ''He's alive now, but he's badly injured. There's some paralysis. We just don't know yet how bad it's going to be.''
''Does he have a chance to recover, to have a normal life?''
''Yes, he's young, he's moved each extremity; the field's wide open for recovery.''
Jeff and Vicki understood, of course, that there was also the distinct possibility of little or no recovery.
In bed now, with tubes in his arms and wearing a halo, Tyler asked his parents if he would get better. ''Will I be able to play with the all-star team next week?'' he asked.
''We'll have to see what happens, Tyler,'' Vicki said. ''We're all praying for the best.''
That night, Tyler took a turn for the worse. He stopped being able to move his arms, his legs, his fingers, his toes. He was completely paralyzed from the neck down.
Doctors told the Hostetlers that they could help by continuing to massage Tyler's feet, to keep the muscles limber, to give healing a chance.


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Vt. to cut moose hunt permits by 20%By WILSON RING
The Associated Press | March 01,2014
Toby Talbot / AP File Photo A moose stands in a field in East Montpelie in October 2006. A declining moose population has prompted the state to reduce hunting permits.MONTPELIER Vermont regulators want to cut the number of moose hunting permits by 20 percent because the herd is below its target population.
The state is planning to issue 285 firearm licenses for the fall moose hunt, 70 fewer than last year and more than 70 percent below the peak number issued in 2008.
The Vermont moose population is currently estimated at about 2,500, below the state Department of Fish and Wildlifes ideal size of 3,000 to 5,000, said state moose biologist Cedric Alexander.
We recommended a reduction in permits this year based on the biological data we have collected on Vermonts moose and our calculated population estimates indicating moose densities are below management goals in some areas, Alexander said.
The size of the Vermont moose herd peaked in 2008, when the animals were damaging forests. That year the state issued 1,255 moose hunting permits.
The 2014 moose hunting permits are being adjusted to increase populations in some parts of the state and reduce it in others. The proposal would also issue 50 archery-only permits for different parts of the state.
Walt Driscoll, a taxidermist from Island Pond and a former member of the Fish and Wildlife Board, said moose are becoming harder to find in the Northeast Kingdom and few people would object to the reduced number of permits.
Moose have been dying above and beyond the hunting season. There arent too many predators out there for moose, Driscoll said. We like to have a few moose around in the summer for people to look at.
Biologists believe the warming climate is at least part of the problem.
Over the last few years biologists in Vermont have noted many moose are covered with ticks in some cases tens of thousands of them that are more common when winters are shorter. The ticks can stress the animals and reduce reproduction rates.
Moose can easily become stressed by both warmer weather causing them to feed less and early spring snow melt that results in higher winter tick loads the following year, he said.
Meanwhile in New Hampshire, the state is cutting in half the number of moose permits that will be issued for the fall hunt, 124, down from 275.
In Maine, where the bulk of the states moose herd is further north, state wildlife biologists have recommended a slight decrease in the number of moose permits, from 4,110 in 2013 to 4,085 this year. Final approval is expected next month.
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board gave preliminary approval to the departments moose hunting proposal on Wednesday. Before the numbers can be finalized the board must vote again, scheduled for April.
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A Little Less Heat Through the End of the WeekWe're in a pretty normal mid-summer weather pattern - temperatures right around the 90 degree mark with a chance for a storm late each day.
Sizzling Temperatures Continue In ColoradoMore heat as we head into the middle of the work week.
Keeping the 90s and a Few Storms In the ForecastTemperatures continue on the warm side - in the 90s - through most of the week until we drop back into the 80s by Friday.
The Heat Holds On With Just A Few StormsA hot week ahead with just a few thunderstorms at the beginning and end.
Cooler With Severe Storms PossibleNot as hot for Sunday. But, there is a small chance for heavy rain and strong gusty winds by afternoon.
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- 47 guestrooms
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Former AIM member John Graham was convicted of murder Friday in the 1975 killing of Annie Mae Aquash, whose death came to symbolize AIM's and its often-violent struggles with federal agents during the 1970s. Graham was acquitted of premeditated murder but his conviction on felony murder carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
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MONTGOMERY | Mary Anne Rippey of Killen says she dislikes a bill that would enable the state prison commissioner to parole terminally ill inmates even convicted murderers to nursing homes.
The Medical Furlough Act, which the Legislature passed in special session last month, would allow the release of certain incapacitated or dying inmates. That means the man convicted of murdering Rippeys brother in 1999 might someday be paroled, if hes sick enough.
Gov. Bob Riley asked for the bill and is expected to sign it into law.
Under the legislation, an inmate would have to be at least 55 years old and seriously or terminally ill to be considered for medical furlough. No one convicted of capital murder or a sex-related crime, or who is deemed to be a danger to himself or others, could be considered. An inmate could be returned to prison if his health improves or if he violates parole.
When you look at the bill, the biggest thing is the prison commissioner has the exclusive power in decision-making to release people, Rippey said. We have a parole board right now; why go around it?
But Prison Commissioner Richard Allen said the law is needed because of lost state funding. About 125 inmates now in the system could be considered for release under the new law. Allen said medical care for these inmates amounts to about $8 million per year, an average of $65,000 each.
The furlough option could reduce the states expense by shifting those costs to Medicaid or Medicare, which are mostly federally funded. The state spends about $90 million a year for all inmate medical care.
The main emphasis is to eliminate the cost, Allen said. The taxpayers of Alabama are getting a good deal out of this.
Medical releases could increase costs at other state agencies, however, including health, mental health, pardons and paroles and hospice organizations, according to the Legislative Fiscal Office.
Victims advocates are also crying foul that the bill was passed in the special session, which was called specifically to pass a state education budget.
One of the points I am making is the governor said no bill would be included in his call that didnt relate to the education budget, said Miriam Shehane, executive director of Victims of Crime and Leniency. Tell me how the release of prisoners relates to the education budget.
Rippey has been a member of VOCAL since her brother was killed. One of his assailants was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Rippey said the other was convicted twice of capital murder but at a third trial was convicted of murder, a parole-eligible crime. Although it will be decades before he can be considered for parole, if he gets sick, he could be released earlier.
We went through two trials and 24 people said they are guilty, Rippey said. Nowhere did it say if you get sick, were going to let you out.
The parole board notifies victims of an upcoming hearing so they can decide whether to protest a release. The medical furlough legislation, though it would require notifying victims of a pending release, would not require the prison commissioner to take victims objections into account. Inmates could be released to a family member, to mental hospitals or to nursing homes.
Attorney General Troy King also objects to the bill.
I find it disconcerting any time we take an unelected official and give him the authority to undo work of judges and juries and the justice system and that is what this bill does, King said. This is about shifting inmates from behind bars to out of behind bars.
Sen. Linda Coleman, D-Birmingham, sponsored the bill, saying it is a financial tool for an underfunded prison system. It also allows dying inmates and their families to meet death at home with dignity, she said.
Coleman said the bill was recommended by the Sentencing Commission to address prison overcrowding.
This was a way of making an impact but making sure the furloughed were not a threat to society or themselves, Coleman said. I had a lot of calls from the victims rights groups and also a lot of calls from family members who were concerned about their loved ones who didnt want them to die in prison.
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Programmers are craftspeople trained to use a certain set of tools (editors, object managers, version trackers) to generate a certain kind of product (programs) that will operate in some environment (operating systems on hardware assemblies). Like any other craft, computer programming has spawned a body of wisdom, most of which isn't taught at universities or in certification classes. Most programmers arrive at the so-called tricks of the trade over time, through independent experimentation. In The Pragmatic Programmer, Andrew Hunt and David Thomas codify many of the truths they've discovered during their respective careers as designers of software and writers of code.
Some of the authors' nuggets of pragmatism are concrete, and the path to their implementation is clear. They advise readers to learn one text editor, for example, and use it for everything. They also recommend the use of version-tracking software for even the smallest projects, and promote the merits of learning regular expression syntax and a text-manipulation language. Other (perhaps more valuable) advice is more light-hearted. In the debugging section, it is noted that, "if you see hoof prints think horses, not zebras." That is, suspect everything, but start looking for problems in the most obvious places. There are recommendations for making estimates of time and expense, and for integrating testing into the development process. You'll want a copy of The Pragmatic Programmer for two reasons: it displays your own accumulated wisdom more cleanly than you ever bothered to state it, and it introduces you to methods of work that you may not yet have considered. Working programmers will enjoy this book. --David Wall
Topics covered: A useful approach to software design and construction that allows for efficient, profitable development of high-quality products. Elements of the approach include specification development, customer relations, team management, design practices, development tools, and testing procedures. This approach is presented with the help of anecdotes and technical problems.
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As a reviewer I got an early opportunity to read the book you are holding. It was great, even in draft form. Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt have something to say, and they know how to say it. I saw what they were doing and I knew it would work. I asked to write this foreword so that I could explain why.
Simply put, this book tells you how to program in a way that you can follow. You wouldn't think that that would be a hard thing to do, but it is. Why? For one thing, not all programming books are written by programmers. Many are compiled by language designers, or the journalists who work with them to promote their creations. Those books tell you how to talk in a programming language---which is certainly important, but that is only a small part of what a programmer does.
What does a programmer do besides talk in programming language? Well, that is a deeper issue. Most programmers would have trouble explaining what they do. Programming is a job filled with details, and keeping track of those details requires focus. Hours drift by and the code appears. You look up and there are all of those statements. If you don't think carefully, you might think that programming is just typing statements in a programming language. You would be wrong, of course, but you wouldn't be able to tell by looking around the programming section of the bookstore.
In The Pragmatic Programmer Dave and Andy tell us how to program in a way that we can follow. How did they get so smart? Aren't they just as focused on details as other programmers? The answer is that they paid attention to what they were doing while they were doing it---and then they tried to do it better.
Imagine that you are sitting in a meeting. Maybe you are thinking that the meeting could go on forever and that you would rather be programming. Dave and Andy would be thinking about why they were having the meeting, and wondering if there is something else they could do that would take the place of the meeting, and deciding if that something could be automated so that the work of the meeting just happens in the future. Then they would do it.
That is just the way Dave and Andy think. That meeting wasn't something keeping them from programming. It was programming. And it was programming that could be improved. I know they think this way because it is tip number two: Think About Your Work.
So imagine that these guys are thinking this way for a few years. Pretty soon they would have a collection of solutions. Now imagine them using their solutions in their work for a few more years, and discarding the ones that are too hard or don't always produce results. Well, that approach just about defines pragmatic. Now imagine them taking a year or two more to write their solutions down. You might think, That information would be a gold mine. And you would be right.
The authors tell us how they program. And they tell us in a way that we can follow. But there is more to this second statement than you might think. Let me explain.
The authors have been careful to avoid proposing a theory of software development. This is fortunate, because if they had they would be obliged to warp each chapter to defend their theory. Such warping is the tradition in, say, the physical sciences, where theories eventually become laws or are quietly discarded. Programming on the other hand has few (if any) laws. So programming advice shaped around wanna-be laws may sound good in writing, but it fails to satisfy in practice. This is what goes wrong with so many methodology books.
I've studied this problem for a dozen years and found the most promise in a device called a pattern language. In short, a pattern is a solution, and a pattern language is a system of solutions that reinforce each other. A whole community has formed around the search for these systems.
This book is more than a collection of tips. It is a pattern language in sheep's clothing. I say that because each tip is drawn from experience, told as concrete advice, and related to others to form a system. These are the characteristics that allow us to learn and follow a pattern language. They work the same way here.
You can follow the advice in this book because it is concrete. You won't find vague abstractions. Dave and Andy write directly for you, as if each tip was a vital strategy for energizing your programming career. They make it simple, they tell a story, they use a light touch, and then they follow that up with answers to questions that will come up when you try.
And there is more. After you read ten or fifteen tips you will begin to see an extra dimension to the work. We sometimes call it QWAN, short for the quality without a name. The book has a philosophy that will ooze into your consciousness and mix with your own. It doesn't preach. It just tells what works. But in the telling more comes through. That's the beauty of the book: It embodies its philosophy, and it does so unpretentiously.
So here it is: an easy to read---and use---book about the whole practice of programming. I've gone on and on about why it works. You probably only care that it does work. It does. You will see. --Ward CunninghamSee all Product Description
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The authors dole out a lot of solid advice, which is the book's strength. I found myself disagreeing with very little. There are memorable tips and some good stories. The writing style is also very accessible and conducive to diving in at any page.
The book seems a bit lightweight. The exercises are a little simple and I don't think you'll find yourself going back to this book a lot. Also, the typeface is annoyingly large.
I'd recommend this to someone who has done some programming and understands the syntax and fundamentals but hasn't gotten into programming larger pieces of software. I think that if you have programmed anything significant you won't find much new in here.
if you're looking for something interesting, "the mythical man month" is a lot better, even though its dated. "inmates are running the asylum" by alan cooper is also great in that it creatively and productively challenges many of the old saws that books like "pragmatic programmer" trot out time and time again (i particularly like Cooper's rant against letting customers dictate design decisions and product paths).
All the tips are covered superficially, but with enough depth that you understand the what and the why, and can still go to the next one quickly. Further chapters don't depend on previous ones, so you can jump in at any topic that interests you. As such, it makes a good a-tip-a-day read.
While the main advice it provides is simply "care about your craft", it is advice I wish more would follow and this book just might convince some and teach the beginners some of what that actually entails. In the end, the simplicity of this book is what makes it such an interesting read.
The font is indeed a bit too big to be comfortable on the eyes, but the chapters are short enough that you aren't forced to strain for hours. The layout of the chapters also seems a bit random.
1. Much of what the authors espouse is just common sense and would be picked up or developed by most bright developers on their own.
2. Some of what the authors espouse is just wrong...we have suggestions that if your code is correct then it will take little effort to make it run on Win16, Win 32 , and different flavors of Unix or whatever environment. I disagree. This would only be true for the most trivial programs. Even using a factory pattern, as opposed to the usual compiler switches, one could build such a losely coupled and modern system to run on different environments...but it would hardly be easy to do because the different environments require separate (and hardwon!) skillsets/knowledge...not easy to find in one developer...Perhaps the authors should try their hand on some cross-browser, cross operating system DHTML...and make sure it runs on all versions of Netscape to boot.
3. The authors elevating of the text editor and command line over IDE is just non-sense...and again wrong...they say you cannot configure the IDEs...anyone who has written an add-in for VB knows it is indeed possible.
4. I could go on, but I will conclude with their total lack of understanding of Physics which they quote wrongly...the Universe does not split(Shroedinger's cat) after a measurement and Heisenberg said it was ,IN PRINCIPAL, impossible to perform certain measurements without disturbing the system...On the other hand, it is perfectly possible to perform debugging without disturbing the code...
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In a nutshell, this book explains a great many things that all software professionals should know and practice. Read morePublished 14 months ago by John Jensen
This book is a must ready for all software developers. We are reading this book as a team at work. It's suggestions are invaluable to improving my work.Published on March 8 2014 by Allan Caine
Very good book for software engineers caring about their craft!
Manage to put into words stuff that most competent already feel, but have trouble phrasing.
What a bore! I got this book in hopes of acquiring something that would forever change my coding style, and introduce me to the many deeper concepts of programming that I didn't... Read morePublished on Aug. 13 2011 by JB
Many experienced programmers will have already learned many of the lessons in this book and will be frustrated by the lack of depth. Read morePublished on May 22 2009 by Brent Knowles
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Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master is a book that every developer should have in their book shelves. Read morePublished on Nov. 17 2007 by Adriano N. Oliveira


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SALT LAKE CITY — For the third straight year, the Salt Lake Marathon has a new course.
And for the third time in the race's 12-year history, it has a new owner.
Lifetime Fitness took over the race from U.S. Road Sports, and it hopes its company's priorities will make the event one of the country's most accessible and most popular.
"Our whole mission, as a company, is getting people to live healthy lifestyles," said Keith Hughes, who oversees the marathon for Lifetime Fitness. "Our CEO is passionate about getting people involved in activities, getting families involved in eating healthier, living healthier."
Lifetime Fitness said transforming the race into a marquee event for both locals and visitors will help them preach the power of healthy choices. The company owns about 150 events across the country.
"Athletic events are a way to expand the message," Hughes said. "We realize there is a big health crisis in the country. The solution is free — eat healthy, live a healthy lifestyle."
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Lifetime kept race director Steve Bingham, who was hired after U.S. Road Sports bought the race from its original owner, Chris Devine.
The new course highlights the historic and iconic neighborhoods in Salt Lake City, and it will finish on Library Square. In addition to the races — the marathon, half marathon and 5K — the bike tour remains, along with a kids race. There are discounts for families and team rates to encourage people to "bring a friend," Hughes said.
"The goal is to grow this race nationally and internationally," Hughes said. "Bring a friend that's never done a race. Introduce them to it."
The bike tour begins at 6 a.m., while the marathon and half marathon both begin at 7 a.m. The 5K will start at 7:10 a.m. The kids race will be at 10:45 a.m. There will be a number of activities and attractions for non-runners, most of them geared toward children. The activities are all free and include face painting, glitter tattoo, a magician and children's entertainment.
The Quality of Life Expo will be held at EnergySolutions Arena on Friday from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. With about 7,000 people expected in all of the races, there is an opportunity for last-minute participants to register. They can do so at the Expo Friday.
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But the ominous rumblings obscure a more complex reality. In The Millennials: Connecting to American's Largest Generation (B&H Books) Thom S. Rainer, president and CEO of Lifeway Christian Resources, and his son Jess W. Rainer, release findings from 1,200 interviews with Millennials and offer a more balanced view.
Turns out there are positive characteristics among those who comprise this demographic bulge. The book is written to include a secular readership, but has important implications for anyone who will minister with and to Millennials. And since there are 78 million Millennials—America's largest generation yet—that pretty much includes all of us.
Most research books are tedious reads, but the Rainers intersperse their findings with profiles of real-life Millennials, introducing readers to the stories behind the statistics.
The book focuses on older Millennials, those born between 1980 and 1991 (today's twentysomethings) and reveals some encouraging values. For instance, Millennials place a high premium on family. When asked, "What is really important to you?" 61 percent placed "family" at the top of the list. "Friends" were a distant second, cited by 25 percent of the respondents.
Millennials retain close relationships with their parents. Maybe too close. Parents of Millennials have been dubbed "Helicopter Parents" for their tendency to hover over their grown children's lives, even paying their bills and negotiating salaries on their behalf. Still, the research on family views is ultimately positive.
The Gen X cynicism toward the traditional family has evaporated in this generation, with 94 percent of Millennials saying they have respect for older generations. They also have a high view of marriage. Of those surveyed, 86 percent plan to marry once or not at all. Based on such responses, the Rainers are optimistic that the Millennials may end up steering society back toward traditional family values.
Other findings are more ambiguous. As always, it depends on how you interpret the data. For example, is the fact that 96 percent of Millennials believe they will do something great with their lives evidence of narcissism or noble ambition? The Rainers opt for the latter, arguing that Millennials define greatness as serving others, rather than as making money or seeking status.
Millennials' demand to do only interesting and meaningful work is similar. Are they just spoiled, or highly creative? Millennial technological savvy is another Rorschach. Are they dangerously isolated by new media forms or more relational because of them? Again the Rainers see a silver lining, pointing to the ways Millennials use technology to nurture bonds with family and friends.
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Today, USTelecom will file comments in the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) business data services proceeding revealing new survey data showing business customers benefit from much broader competition than the commission has characterized.
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ATI has now started to mass ship its Xpress 3200 Crossfire chipsets and it has picked up quite a following for the Crossfire crowd, mostly because of its dual PCI Express x16 interfaces for graphics cards. Whatever it is, it's clear that the battle between ATI and nVidia is heating up even more. ATI has one major advantage over nVidia and that is ATI has given support to Intel with the 975X chipset to support Crossfire. Though Intel only offers twin PCI-E x8 ports, we can expect to see this change with the next chipset revision - 985X will most likely give the Crossfire platform another dual PCI-E x16 partner.
ASUS is the motherboard manufacturer to watch these days. Beginning as a desktop and workstation only manufacturer, ASUS has pulled all the stops to become the most well known and most trusted motherboard platform on the market.
ASUS has put out more motherboards than any other company out there, with support for every chipset that comes on the market of value, including ones like SiS and ULi. ASUS can be a truly valuable partner.
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PAY IT FORWARD (PG-13) A crass, manipulative tearjerker aimed at the knee-caps of the Oprah crowd, Mimi Leder's tiny tot social-issue melodrama features The Sixth Sense's waif Haley Joel Osment as an 11-year-old inspired by his new teacher (Kevin Spacey) to go out and change the world by performing good deeds. Osment starts at home, where he tries to fix up his boozer mom with his straight-laced teacher. -- FF
RED PLANET (PG-13) 1/2 Lacking Brian DePalma's neat-o set pieces that made March's Mission to Mars marginally tolerable, this similarly-themed and structured film sends a team of astronauts on a spectacularly botched mission to the fourth planet. With a cast featuring Val Kilmer and Terence Stamp, The Matrix's Carrie-Anne Moss is the only stand-out, and the menace of a malfunctioning, panther-like robot generates little suspense. -- CH
REMEMBER THE TITANS (PG) Producer Jerry Bruckheimer's films tend to be as slick as TV ads, but this depiction of a newly integrated high school football team's victories on the field and off plays more like a public service announcement on steroids. Glossy and shamelessly manipulative, it's nevertheless involving in spite of itself, with Denzel Washington leading an agreeable cast of young actors. Filmed in Atlanta. -- CH
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